PORTFOLIO JESSICA CHU | 1002161380 2205_AD 514 DESIGN STUDIO II
JESSICA CHU SIAO YIN "Out of comfort zone, is growth." 2022 May Aug Design Studio II Lecturer: Ms. Noor Fatehah
CASE STUDY1/ TABLE OF CONTENTS Pit House, Okayama Anima House, Brazil ARTWORK2/ Stages of life SITE ANALYSIS3/ DESIGN INTENTION4/ SITE RESPONSE5/ THE PHILANTHROPHY6/
CASE STUDY
ARTWORK
STAGES OF LIFE
Resonating with the goal of Dignity,this artwork is to portray the importance of education in the poor society.
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"Stages of Life" includes not only the good times, but also moments of discouragement. This artwork aims to encourage individuals who are lost that they will eventually succeed as long as they persevere.
SITE ANALYSIS
DESIGN INTENTION
To design spaces with levelling to promote connectivity between spaces proposed. To propose shading devices for cut area to avoid excessive sunlight while adding more openings . Typology Client To design a flexible space that has limitless possibilities of sharing space for client and visitor. Site Library that acts as transitional space between public and private
SITE RESPONSE
Private area is designed to be distanced away from high human nodes. Installation of pivot doors for full ventilation. Wind in the morning is from northeast direction, wind in the afternoon is from the southwest. Hence, water elements are proposed to be designed in those two Cdirections. ourtyard is introduced at the centre to create stack ventilation effect.
Light shelf Double wall facade Skylight roof
THE PHILANTHROPHY
THE PHILANTROPHY REPRESENTS THE LIGHT OF EDUCATION FOR POVERTY. THE FOUNDATION IS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE SKILLFUL EDUCATION SO THAT THE CHIDREN IN THE B40 COMMUNITY BECOMES CONTRIBUTERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Washing Hair colouring MrAlanChua Manager of Teachers 62 years old Joined dignity since 2021 DesignConsiderations Livinghabits Opening Design Concept Nature Colour Minimalist Design Interesting colour on facade Play With Lighting DesignPrinciples Grid Curvilinear
View from front View from cut area View towards courtyard
Top view View from back Top view of courtyard
INTERNAL REVIEW
Dignity W blow drying Hair colouring Real Life Training Develop Life Skills Employability Skills Mr Alan Chua Manager of Teachers 62 years old Joined dignity since 2021 derations Opening Design Concept Nature Colour Minimalist Design Interesting colour on facade he site About Dignity Chosen site is at Keramat AU2 where it is a residential place in Keramat AU2. CUT X DIGNITY
Design Principles
Typology Client To design a flexible space that has limitless possibilities of sharing space for client and visitor Site Long overhanging roof Pivot Library that acts as transitional space between public and private
Double wall facade
Skylight roof
Grid Curvilinear
Site Response
To propose shading devices for cut area to avoid excessive sunlight while adding more openings
Installation of pivot doors for full ventilation Wind in the morning is from northeast direction, wind in the afternoon is from the southwest. Hence, water elements are proposed to be designed in those two directions.
Design Intentions
Courtyard is introduced at the centre to create stack ventilation effect.
To design spaces with levelling to promote connectivity between spaces proposed.
Light shelf Manipulation of sunlight to control the atmosphere of the surroundings and generate different experiences
Raised Roof for ventilation evaporative cooling effect stack ventilation Passive Design Strategies Reflective Lpond ight PShelf ivot Louver Doors Raised Roof Centre Courtyard Planter Box
Light weight concrete durable thermal insulation fire resistant -soundproofing sustainable To maximise the use to light weight concrete for the structure of the house
Bamboo elasticity fire resistant -high compressive strength low weight To utilise bamboo in double wall facades and shading device for walkway.
Materials
To make use of GLT for the making of roof truss.
Brick energy efficient -low maintenance weatherproof sustainable To wall up the building using bricks as main material
Glued Laminated timber highly durable fire resistant -moisture resistant Sustainability low weight
PROGRESSIVE MODELS
FINAL MODEL
